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The Staying Power of Improvisation and Voice Over

Last year I did a podcast interview with Improv Teacher and Expert, Bill Applebaum. I continue to receive great comments about the value and connection of improvisational acting and voice over acting.  This just reinforces the never ending importance of incorporating improv skills into your voice over career to make you that much more competitive.

-Tracy Pattin

Here are Tracy Ashton’s valuable insights from her comments on my interview with Bill:

“Excellent points about listening and why listening helps you to ‘get out of your own way’. It really frees you up to tap into your creativity because you’re not busy ‘thinking’ about what you’ll say next but rather you go with the flow and that’s where you’ll find the truth of the scene. And gibberish helps by freeing you up from ‘dialogue’ or trying to be funny with your words. See, Bill….you learned me good! And Tracy, great interview with one of the best teachers out there. Keep up the great work!

I love that you interviewed Bill, one of the best. He’s such a wonderful person and a great teacher. Bill has been so supportive of me. He knows when to be tough and when to be gentle, but always with love and compassion, never hurtful or condescending. Your questions to him were well thought out & brought his philosophy & personality out for all to see. Well done!”